I've missed meal planning for a couple of weeks again. Last week I was in hospital all day every day, coming home in time for dinner, but I really didn't feel like cooking and my appetite was low. We had a take out a couple of times, but mostly we managed to rustle something up.… Continue reading Weekly Meal Plan – Back to School
Lana Grace Riva asked me if I'd like to read her new book, The Existence of Amy and I was instantly intrigued. Here are the details of the book followed by my personal review. The Existence of Amy Paperback : 281 pagesISBN-10 : 1086835816ISBN-13 : 978-1086835816Product Dimensions : 12.7 x 1.8 x 20.32 cmPublisher : Independently published (2 Aug. 2019)Language:… Continue reading The Existence of Amy, Lana Grace Riva
This is my review of Let Me Lie by Clare Mackintosh. I use affiliate links in my posts which mean I may earn a little money if you use them and go on to purchase something, but they will cost you no extra. Thank you for your support. By: Clare MackintoshNarrated by: Gemma Whelan, Clare MackintoshLength: 12 hrs… Continue reading Let Me Lie – Clare Mackintosh
So much of what we do in life is all about mindset. For some people, jumping out of an aeroplane is fun - for others, it’s a nightmare. The same variations in attitude occur concerning cooking. For many people, getting out all the crockery to make a meal from scratch is a massive chore, especially after… Continue reading Why Cooking Is Your Secret Relaxation Weapon
If you are keen to ensure that you are properly taking care of yourself, there are many things that you need to be aware of along the way. It is so easy to accidentally overlook a number of important aspects to your health care, but if you want to really be in charge of your… Continue reading Aspects of Health care You Shouldn’t Overlook
Pexels - CCO Licence Now, more than ever, it is important that we are all doing as much as we can to take the best possible care of our health. Whether you have a chronic illness, a short term illness, or no illness at all, the threat of coronavirus is very real, and anything you… Continue reading 6 Ways to Take Better Care of Your Health
Welcome to Book worms Monthly September link up Hello, Welcome to Book worms Monthly, September. I managed to read three books last month but as I've only just finished the last one I'm going to add it as my first link up this month. I'm already started on my next book, 'Let Me Lie' by… Continue reading Book Worms Monthly September Link up
When Cooking Becomes a Chore I didn't write a menu last week. I was just so fed up of cooking. I winged it and we ended up having two take outs! The first was planned as it was Star's birthday and she wanted a pizza from Dominoes. I always use Top Cash Back* (referral link)… Continue reading Weekly Meal Plan – When Cooking Becomes a Chore
This week I have been delving into the latest offering from Matt Haig, The Midnight Library. Publisher: Canongate Books Ltd ISBN: 9781838852870 Number of pages: 304 Dimensions: 220 x 162 mm Hardback signed edition £16.99 at Waterstones THE MIDNIGHT LIBRARY – THE BLURB Between life and death there is a library.When Nora Seed finds herself in the Midnight Library, she has a chance to make things… Continue reading My Review of The Midnight Library by Matt Haig.
I joined Mindful Chef a while back. My main mission was to find inspiration for healthy meals for me and my eldest son while not having to buy a load of ingredients that the rest of the family wouldn't eat. We are not dieting, but we are unhealthy and wondered if we could improve our… Continue reading Mindful Eating, Is it Possible?
